Sentence examples for as equally corrupt from inspiring English sources

The students saw the police as equally corrupt in the west and the east.

But the president has not distanced himself from several provincial governors, widely viewed as equally corrupt, who are up for re-election this year and who control congressional delegations whose support Mr. Kirchner will need if he is to enact crucial reform legislation.

Moral relativity is the new order because everything is considered equal, or equally corrupt.

"The Spy Who Came In From the Cold," the 1963 work that made Mr. le Carré's name, upended the traditional spy thriller by portraying East and West as equally cynical and equally corrupt — two sides of the same tarnished coin.

In all cases corrupt leaders were replaced by equally corrupt leaders, so Arabs were back at square one.

As the economist Michael Roberts notes, "the people of Ukraine are left with Hobson's choice: either go with KGB-led crony capitalism from Russia or go with equally corrupt pro-European 'democrats'".

Ionesco's play is based on a simple proposition: that all political systems are equally corrupt.

Mr. Norquist added, "The argument that both are equally corrupt doesn't impress Republicans".

Never mind that an equally corrupt country such as China has emerged as the history's most breathtaking case of capitalist economic expansion, lifting hundreds of millions of people out poverty in a span of few decades.

This is yet another declaration of faith in the current pseudo-democracy of poetry, as being the best of all possible worlds--not ideal, but not bad--and notice Orr's strawman of an equally corrupt past.

What Nandy was trying to say is that like the upper castes, the backward classes are equally corrupt.